Majority and opposition MPs have debated in the Law Commission for the draft resolution of the Department of Public Administration for 2021.
DP MP, Dashnor Sula said that in 2021, the year when there were elections, 12 thousand more people were employed in public administration. Sula called for a working group to be set up to see if the hiring was linked to the election.
Meanwhile, Socialist MP Pandeli Majko said that DoPA has no responsibility for increasing employment. Majko stated that the head of DAP is the person that ministers "hate" more because he is a lawyer for hiring applicants. Enkelejd Alibeaj, on the other hand, said that the fact mentioned by Mike is not a guarantee.
Debate:
Dashnor Sula : To set up a working group to analyze the reasons for the increase in the number of public administration employees. From 173 thousand we had in 2020 to 185 thousand in 2021, which means 12 thousand additional employees. To see if this increase is related to the 2021 elections. The working group should investigate about the patronage that was identified in the 2021 elections. If the working group will reject our remarks, you are right.
Pandeli Majko : I appreciate the proposals of colleagues and can be oriented to a joint discussion in the session. DoPA can not be considered responsible for increasing the number of employees, it is completely nonsense. DAP can not be told why excellent young people go abroad and reflect on this situation. Take a look at the relationship that DOPA has with the administration, it is a unit responsible for the implementation of legislation. you want to give DAP some rights that turn it into a political structure. DAP does not produce policy. Since I have little information and knowledge, the head of DAP, Albana is the person who is "hated" more by the heads of ministries because she is a guard or lawyer for hiring people. We must see this point of view in the treatment of the draft resolution.
Enkelejd Alibeaj : The words of the speaker should be analyzed, due to the positions he has had or even the experience in the end. It is not a guarantee whether they hate or do not hate Albana that the issue of civil servants in this country is going well or not. If we see it that way, we better close this Parliament. Will we do politics? What do we do here, do politics? Is this work we do based on the law and the real problems that employment in the civil service has, here it is.